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Answer EACH OF THESE QUESTIONS with 25 words or less
1. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with epithelial cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
2. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with erythrocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
3. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with osteocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
4. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with lymphocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
5. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with stem cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
6. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with gonocytes , either in the embryo or the adult human
7. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with neurons, either in the embryo or the adult human
8. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with myocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
Answer EACH OF THESE QUESTIONS with 25 words or less
1. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with epithelial cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
2. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with erythrocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
3. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with osteocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
4. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with lymphocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
5. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with stem cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
6. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with gonocytes , either in the embryo or the adult human
7. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with neurons, either in the embryo or the adult human
8. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with myocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
Answer EACH OF THESE QUESTIONS with 25 words or less
1. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with epithelial cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
2. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with erythrocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
3. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with osteocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
4. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with lymphocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
5. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with stem cells, either in the embryo or the adult human
6. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with gonocytes , either in the embryo or the adult human
7. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with neurons, either in the embryo or the adult human
8. Provide one example of how or where chondrocytes may interact (directly or indirectly) with myocytes, either in the embryo or the adult human
Explanation / Answer
1. One of the earliest events of embryonic limb development is cellular condensation, where by pre-cartilage mesenchymal cells aggregate as a result of specific cell-cell interactions, a pre requisite step in the chondrogenic pathway.
2. The accumulation of iron from red blood cells i.e. hemosiderine in synovial tissue result sin the production of proteolytic enzymes. Also the production of proinflammatory cytokines released by synoviocytes and recruited phagocytes are thought to be primarily responsible for cartilage damage and joint destruction.
3. The traditional view has been that the calcified layer of cartilage, immediately above the subchondral plate and the subchondral plate act as impenetrable barriers. The interface between the subchondral bone and calcified cartilage contains numerous vascular canals.
4. Chondrocytes express a number of cell surface molecules that mediate cell-cell or cell-matrix interactions. The xpression of intercellular adhesion molecule by chondrocytes under inflammatory conditions has been reported.
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